I don't consider myself to especially intelligent or talented, but I can usually work through most problems that come up - whether it's an equipment break down, a computer problem, or something else. Even if my solution isn't exactly procedure, I can almost always find a way to get done what needs to get done.
The thing that bothers me as a manager is that it's almost impossible to find employees who are able to do this. It's not like being a manager is the secret, because I have always been able to figure things out by looking at a manual or just working my way through the problem.
I'm just wondering if this ability to work through things is a natural talent that is difficult to teach or if there is a method for teaching people how to think their way through things. Often when I'm training or helping people I will set them on the right path and see if they can figure it out, but I usually have to give even more help.
I find it so frustrating because it's so easy for me.
2007-07-22
21:44:25
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Justin H
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Psychology